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LWwwunwwwwwuumwwwwvwxwwwwWWWW****” >W«WW»\<^Wa\%WWWWWWW%WWWWWWMMWIt, nwnnMMHww Issued Every Saturday at Published by One Dollar a Year. Number 1 6 3 V o lu m e 12. The Sunflower Publishing Company LILY DALE, N. Y., MAY 14, 1904. wish, darted away from the earth’s but it made me think and wonder me in the same manner as the other A SEANCE WITH A JOURNEY darkness, in a contrary direction if space would ever, be analyzed by did. westward, and into that portion th human mind; and what its com I expected to meet a similar A PROPHECY THROUGH SPACE. where the moon was shining in the ponent parts were. I saw no mode glare as that of Venus, but to my beginning of its first quarter—indi of transporting a portion of it to surprise, it presented the appearence cating to me that I had arrived at earth, nor could I invent any.1 of a bohemian glass reflecter. The But like Many, Suppressed Because An Astronomical Fancy. a portion of the earth where it was Finally I came to the conclusion next moment I was within its at in the early part of the evening, that this mental traveling had to be mosphere. , The general aspect is Fearing Results—World^not whereas it is past midnight in my reduced to an art, before it could not as friendly as that of Venus- Ripe for Them. BV ARTHUR F. MILTON. portion of it. 1 Looking below, I saw be accomplished; and then, no doubt, The skies were very cloudy; and to While contemplating the gran that the black ball had a brighter many, as yet mysteries, would be judge from the hazy1 condition, I deur and beauty of the starry uni if not a pleasing appearance. It solved. But, as my mind was only should say the climate was hot there. In the month of July, 1901, Mr. verse I was momentarily inspired looked like an immense ash pile. capacited to report facts as they The flora was profuse, but I could Frank T. Ripley came to my home with a desire to have a nearer view This strange and unexpected ap presented themselves thru exper-, discover no cities or towns, and at Medina, O., for recuperation and of all that which seemed unfathom- pearance made me wonder and smile ience, I concluded to continue my came to the conclusion that the rest, and stayed with us six weeks, ble to the human intellect. Not but at the next moment it seemed humble mission, and leave scientific planet was uninhabited. I then and while here, lectured twice in the dreaming tho that such a thing wdre quite natural, for I realized that researches and investigations for concentrated my mental vision a Court House—no other room be possible I was suddenly seized with the moon’s reflected light was the the greater minds that will un little nearer to its surface; and with ing available. At thé conclusion a fe elin g of surprise and awe, follow cause of it. The solution caused doubtedly travel this route at some almost lightning rapidity took in of each lecture he gave spirit mes ed by a slight shudder thru my phys me to wonder how it appeard in the future time. the scenery. Mountains, ridges, sages,. and all to persons whom he ical organism. This latter sensa sunlight, and as usual my mind was I turned my attention to the seas and rivers were plentiful. had never seen or met; the same tion caused me to realize' what a there. I found myself in the midst moon, and on her fixed my mind. Finally something arrested my being distinctly and readily recog moment before I could not formu of a white blazing atmosphere—the In a few moments she appeared to attention, and stopping a moment to nized. late to myself. It seemed as if I sun shining in full splender on earth, be approaching me like the head scruntinize more closely, I beheld While Mr. Ripley was at my home had been in a strange place, and an now an almost white ball, diversified light of a locomotive, becoming an open tract, in the midst of which it was our custom to hold at least "Illuminated imprint” of the scene by some grayish spots, which I sup larger and larger, until finally I were about a dozen huts made of one seance a wèek and sometimes ry left on my memory. It ap posed were forests, and others where imagined myself peering thru the tree branches. Amongst these I two. On the evening“of the 6th of peared as if I had been in two places the sun seemed to be mirrored which lense of a bull’s-eye lantern at the beheld some queer forms of a dark July, we had determined to hold a at once—on my arm chair, and be I concluded was water. Being far light within. I paused to think hue, moving about. They appear family seance in which we had ex yond the clouds in space. While enough from the earth to view it as how this would end, and to better ed like deformed earth people, at pected to receive messages from wondering at this, the desire to a ball, is was impossible to distin realize my conditions. As I did so, first; but a closer examination members of our family and relatives have it repeated, made it manifest guish anything on it in minutia. the scene changed. Instead of the exhibited a certain grace and in who were denizens of the spirit in my being. No Sooner this desire By this time I had become some almost blinding light, I now saw a telligent movement, such as only world. We had looked forward to arose, than it seemed as if my mind what' accustomed to my aerial trip, great light gray globe before me, human beings exhibit, and forced the results of this seance with much was gently being wafted upwards and felt satisfied that I could now on which the sun from my right me to the opinion, that these were anticipation and pleasure, not think yet leaving me in full possession of concentrate my mind in any direc side, was reflecting itselfj It did the lords of creation of this planet. ing that we were to be disappointed my, physical faculties here below, tion and to any distance without not have the snowy white, appear The average height, was about three by the interjection of other messages and at the same time, as if there danger; and concluded to realize ance which the earth-, -presented in and a half feet, but very stout in which jn the end, proved to‘ be of The light of the sun, but I suppose proportion to their' size—reminding the greatest importance—nbt only the two. i It appeared as if it were was looking upon as mere specks. that was due to the lack of the me some what of a large guinea pig to us, but, to every citizen of the an intelligent attribute belonging to The next thought was to visit the atmosphere around the moon. I sitting on its haunches. They weri great republic. me, being sent off at my command moon. In almost the same instant, then approached nearer to obtain a dressed in nature’s costume, but Soon after the persons present had and in full control of being recalled I found myself within the earth’s birds eye view of its surface, but profusely covered with dark and .taken their places in the seance, and at will, jm
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MEDIUMSHIP AND ELECTRIC while Imperialism is slavery in the In poetry rests sweetest consola tion for the tender heart overburd Christians demand of us 'proofs ITY. guise of being permitted by divine injunction. Nature does not recog ened, with care ; being also a precept of our claims, while they expect us nize such pretensions. A govern- for the wayward and a moral for the to take theirs on faith. Queer, The theory that electricity exists ment by. the people and in their young. Its rythmic sound appeals is’nt it!.. . as a third principle in the universe interest, with purity and honesty as to the senses ; its language to the —being the medium between spirit the ruling agency, is the heart’s de- mind; its sweetness to the soul. It Remember, that Arthur F. Milten now Writes exclusively for. T he and matter—is- almost proven by sire of all. is revelation, law and sentiment Sunflower. what we know as mediumship; or For the citizens to become one wreathed in happy combinatiqn. the spiritual phenomena produced with his government and for the N. Y. STATE ASSOCIATION. Somebody suggests a Spiritual thru the same. office-holder to become one with his Union, why not? ,‘Tis better than That the latter are impossible people is the natural equation of disunion. without the aid of electricity (mag- becoming “one A convention and mass-meeting We have no special plan, with God,” and n o r do w e cla im to give you netism when modified thru human charity should of the' N. Y. State association of begin at home. Spiritualists will be held at Empire Friendly Greetings. so m eth in g fo r nothing. The contact) is almost a s . conclusively Death is Certain, but not good first would im ply that we were proven; for as the magnetism gives government without effort, If all Hall, Syracuse, N. Y., on the 3d, Moses Hull writes: Regards to Mr. 4th and 5th of June. k n a v e s; th e second th a t our out, the phenomena cease. men were born equal, they should Melchers. I think he is placed where Readers were fools. It is not ; Now, the materialization of a spirit five equal, for 'th e y certainly die There will be a business session he belongs, a business proposition to is such a phenomenon—the effect of tbat way. The three conditions on Friday and Saturday morning as Susie C. Clark of Boston, writes: give something for nothing; spiritual and material conditions in- should harmonize, with special well as afternoon, closing Saturday All hail and cordial welcome to the but we do claim to furnish afternoon with the election of officers terwoven thru the aid of electricity attention to the present; for as we Northland. We all have reason to you with some books that you (magnetism). The birth of a sun or jjve in the eternal present of time for the ensuing year. Sunday congratulate ourselves as well as w ill b e p ro u d of, and at afternoon and evening will be de prices that will surprise you. universe of suns may be a like mate and make the best of that, we should you, or your return to’ civilization rialization—the first-named being voted to Lectures and tests. and greater activity in Spiritual make the best of that which we are Among the talent are the best, -f- TERM S ■+• but its synonym or a miniature re- living. work. -production of its parent^operator. as may be seen by the official notice Mrs. M. E. Williams, writes: I W hen renewing your sub- If the present is right, the future in another column. | In onfe it is universal spirit con is sure to fee; for as - we train our have just read in T he Sunflower scription to trolling matter; in the other individ As business of/ vital importance that you have joinéd the-able editpr life-forces they will continue to vi is on tapis, it is urged that all who ualized spirit doing the same. But, brate everlastingly—that is,“as we Mr. Bach and I unhesitatingly assure THE SUNFLOWER possible can, should attend. you both that this connection is a as there are no phenomena'without sow we shall reap/ y o n a re a t liberty to include the mortal medium, the principle or Spiritualists of other states are most happy one for yourselves and also invited to attend. element needed, in tHfeir production, A PSYCHIC VICTORY. the fqrtunate readers of that bright ONE OR MORE and prosperous Sunflower. I con must exist with that medium; and ------JOSH RAM SHELL AS AN EDI as all mortals are not available for Prof, E. R. Dutton of Lincoln, gratulate you and Mr. Bach, and- of tk e follow ing B O O K S, at the purpose, it stands to reasonthat Neb., who has been engaged in a TOR. your success will speak louder and th e p ric e s follow ing the titles. these so-called mediums must fum- royal battle of right against might, stronger than any words J can say T h a t is, send $ 1 .0 0 for a We are just in receipt of a copy by tongue or pen. - ish an extra amount of electricity informs his friends th at right has yearly subscription to The or magnetism—a surplus over that gained the victory—a victory for of “The Lantern,” published at J. C. F. Grumbine writes: Let used for personal existence—and, the IrNew Thought] movement in Springfield, Long Island, with the me at this time congratulate you on Sunflower, and 15c, 25c, or presumably, a superior spiritual to Nebraska. name of Josh Ramsdell as editor. your first love. 50c extra for each book you material vibration in his make up, The following is the letter from Josh has been in charge of the Mc John Guntz, Jr. writes: Wishing w a n t, acco rd in g to the price. tho not necessarily freed from mate- his attorneys at the time they re- Clure Newspaper Agency art de you success only to be limited by Y ou m a y include one book, riality, worldliness or animalism. peived the memorandum opinion, partment for some time and in time, may sunshine and 'happiness addition to that now edits “The be yours thru the day and happy one of each , o r none of them, A mortal may have numerous No. 129 N., United States vs. R. E. as you wish, and it makes forces or principles, each expressing Dutton, the ruling of Judge Munger Lantern.” We hope its light will dreams at night. a virttie, a passion, a habit, a desire, in the U. S. District C ourt' for the shine on the just and unjust alike Sidney W. Dean of the Boston n o difference w h eth er you are a good or bad quality—spiritual and State of Nebraska, at Omaha: until he will have so much to do Herald writes: I was greatly an old or a new subscriber; cutting the coupons off from his material sensibilities. But as soon “April 8, 1904. pleased to learn that you were back but you must include a year’s bonds that he will not have time to in the harness again in work, which as the former, in the aggregate ex- “p rof. R. E. Dutton, Lincoln, Neb.: make engravings. subscription to this paper with ceed the latter, .he becomes a medi- “Dear Sir—Allow us to congratu- must be congenial to you. G. W. Kates writes: I am glad an order for these books. um, attracting electricity from na- jate y OU Dn the victory’achieved in Friends, send us a subscriber, if to see that you are on T he Sun Please bear in mind that this is ture to the extent of this excess. yOUr casé in the United States Court. you can. If not, send us a few the only condition on which these He thus has a surplus of nature’s Qur demurrer to the indictment be- flower staff. I feel sure that our names and addresses of known Spir cause will be greatly benefitted by books are furnished. Do not ask for medium principle embodied in him- jng sustained to every count in the itualists in your town or city, that any other, or to substitute other self, and which surplus is utilizable indictment—every allegation therein your active labors on the paper. we may send them a sample copy of Mr. I. S. Me Cracken of Cincin books not on the list below. for the operation of spirits. His so- being quashed. You have achieved The Sunflower. And herewith We are now prepared to furnish called mediumship then is practica- a great victory for freedom and lib- nati, besides sending his subscription, we wish to say that the receiving writes: Wife and 1 are glad to hear the following’ books:— ble to the extent of this supemor- erty of action. It is. a landmark in of such a sample copy is a respect The Nemesis of Chatauqua Lake, normal quantity of electricity— judicial reform. You have put of your return to the old field. The By A. B. Richmond, 25c ful invitation to subscribe. Re harvest needs many such laboerrs; which, ¿.however, is converted into Christian Science, Mental Science, member, it is through the press that Romance of Two Worlds, ‘ magnetism in connection with a hu- Magnetic Science Divine Healers and 25c all living principles are upheld; The “Flower” that blooms at Lily Dale— By Marie Corelli, man life-entity—and we may apply an(j aq other cults, who heal outside and if Spiritualism is to be upheld The one that sets the pace, Natural Law in the Spiritual, the adjectives according to the phe- Qf ¿rugS and fogy ism, under an ev- as it should (.tho it will never die) By whom all others must set their sail World, By Henry Drummond,! 25c nomena accruing in' his presence or erlasting debt of gratitude by your If they would win the race.” Heroes and Hero Worship, every one who has been rewarded 25c thru' him personally, whether of a persistent fight. with the proof of immortality, is By Thomas Carlisle, so-called physical or mental order. Sincerely yours, indebted to the Cause, which has MEDIUMS’ AND SPEAKERS’ DIRECT. DON’T FORGET THE CHILDREN! Materialization,slate-writing, tests, “Billingsley & Green and made this possible, and the least he ORY, inspiration, etc., depend upon condi R. H. H augelin, can do, is to subscribe to as many Mediums and speakers frequently lose engagements tions within the medium. As his “Lincoln, Nebraska.” of its newspapers as he can afford. because people do not know where to find them. To forces per see characterize the man, It is hereby proved that TRUTH avoid this have your name and address listed in this so the relation of these forces to If the souvenir postals simply director}', under the proper heading. Price, $1.00 per is one with the absolute law of Psy year—payable strictly In advance. Those marked each other characterize his medium- chic Science which cannot be shaken marked “post-card” are not legal, with a star will attend funerals. ship, just as the relation of elements £rom sop^ basis of positive facts, many people are being deceived in TEST MEDIUMS. towards each other produce different . ------— buying them under the belief that F. Cordon White, Lily Dale, N. Y. * effects. In that respect a medium Qur next door neighbor, the a one-cent stamp will take them to C. Walter Lynn, 784 3th/ street, Oakland, Cal. also becomes a chemical laboratory.^ Christian Scientists, claim to have their destiny. And if not legal, HEALERS. Now, whether a mortal is born greater temples- than the Spirit though sold as such,- what, would Mrs. Dr. Dobson "Barker, 230 N. 6th, San Jose, CaL . Dr. J. S. Loucks, S to no ham, Mass. - • thus, or elevates himself to this su ualists. But how about the camps? you denominate them? Fraudulant Mrs. A. A. Cawcroft, 833 E. 2nd, Jamestown, N. Y. fe postals?. Is it legal to-sell such? Dr. Jacob Swanson, 1728 Clinton, Minneapolis, Minn. perior spiritual state by personal We have a camp at Lily Dale Jt-f effort, is indifferent. But whether with some 200 cottages of all sizes LECTURERS. medium or not, all his forces must —from one to four stories high to One nickle a week from every Moses H ull, W hitewater, Wig.* attain a superior spiritual vibration accommodate the attendance. And Spiritualist of any good sized city, Mattie E. Hull, Whitewater, Wis.* paid in to a common fund, will, at SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHERS. over its material or negative vibra- there are many such, even larger Dr. W. M. Keeler, 1343 Roanoke, W ashington, D. C. tion to make him a perfected spirit. than ours, scattered all over the the end of a year, amount to suffic A. Normann, 2721 Elliott Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. The Arabian Nights Entertatewen« And while mediumship is a good aid Uuited States. ient to start the building or pur ASTROLOGERS. chase of- a temple of their own. N. H. Eddy, 171 Prospect Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. (Lane Edition) 772 p a g e s, towards this perfection, all who The Spiritualist temple has a ed, Colored Frontispiece, . practice temperance and justice may blue dome; the sun for its illumina- The. Flaming Sword is about to As physical decay vitiates the Wood’s Natural History, rise to the same superiority—tern- ter, and a Sunflower as its crest, be revived, and we shall again have material atmosphere, love’s decay ed on nearly every p a g e , perance in all things to preserve the —. ~ ;•*— "TT" . $2.90 for all of the Book» vital force neededforthe upbuilding P i n the spirit of war also rests the the pleasure of being turned out vitiates the mental atmosphere— notably that of the operator. of the spirit and justice to inherit a spirit of murder. side in. THE SUNFLOWER. y té , 1904. iiimwmwwwMmwwwww MWWWWWHI nHm n«»\m ««n»n\\ MunmnwM W\\ttM»WUWW»>mWI>»WWWWtMI»IW»«IWI«WW>W«W*W*W*>l accident occurred at the Grenamyer Greenback Logic. cottage Friday evening last. The WELL, here l am again. 1 LITERARY WORLD ground caved in where they were fit Buffalo Notes It took me all this time to Jim i f f 1 »! digging the celler' and loosened sev recover from the effects of l|M|In IS i l l eral supports allowing the cottage mil ÜSÜ all that talk on Astral N. H. EDDY, Correspondent.f to hang with one end practically Shells, but I have had my The Occasional One for May pub unsupported. Neighbors came to experience and I am the most sus lished by A. Walton Damon Co., The Ladies’ Aid Society of the their assistance and supports were picious Greenbacker you ever saw Dunkirk, N. Y. Price iGc! First Spiritual Church, Prospect av placed in position so nothing serious now. ’The New Moon for April. H. A. enue and Jersey street, held a social, ULY DALE NOTES. resulted—but it was a close call. How good it does seem to see the Rayne, Fort Dodge, la., publisher. litefary and musical entertainment . Mr. and Mrs. Fay Johnson, who sun shine. I went out on a log and Single copy 5c. on the evening of April 29th, Tests have been living at Jamestown for and descriptive readings were also The City of Light Assembly opens took in two whole days of it, gath The Arena for May, B. O. Flower, Pridar - faly iStb and clog*» Sunday, some time have returned and will ered my scattered wits together and editor. Conteuts: Education of the given. The mediums were Mrs. W, remain here for the summer]. Geo. September 4,1904.. then went to T he SuNFbower office. Futpre; Municipal Ownership vs. Ripley, Charles Hulbert, and Mrs. Williams came down from Buffalo You never would have known it. Private; Political Revolution in New L an e -all doing well their part and. ; As the time is approaching wjiep for a'day on business connected with Everything has been changed around Zealand; Future of San Domingo; are worthy of commendation for *oor summer visitors will write to a patent he owns in connection with and in the editor’s comer sat a man Supreme Court in Security Cases; their efforts which were appreciated residents for all kinds of informa D. Pierce and another party. They I did’nt know. After I had exchanged Has the 15th Amendment been Jus by the audience as well as by the tion. we again call attention to the hope to sell it for a fair price. greetings with the others they intro tified? Also''Poems, Editorials, Re ladies of the Aid Society. Refresh necessity of sending stamps for re Captain Martin of Buffalo came duced him to me as Mr. Melchers, views, Notes and Comments. Price ments were served and a very enjoy down from Buffalo expecting to find turn postage. One stamp is a small the new editor. I looked him over 25c. able evening passed by all. matter; but it does not take long to the Leolyri open and remain a few for a minute, then concluded he was Sir Wm, Crookes’ Researches into Sunday morning. May 1st, Rev. use up several dollars where there days; but as it will not open for a all right and asked him how long it B. F. Austin of Geneva, N. Y., are so many inquiries, many of couple of weeks yet, he returned the Phenomena of Modern Spiritual would be before they wanted an ism. Illustrated. Price 6 pence. opened services at the Temple and whom are never heard from again. after remaining over night at the other article. I did not know just will conduct the pieetings during the Just remember that if it is not worth Jackson cottage, which is now open Two Worlds Publishing Co., 18 Cor how the new editor was going to poration Place, Manchester, Eng. month of May. Mr. Austin’s morn return postage to you to receive in for the reception of guests. ing topic was on the “Psychological take to me, but as he did not look New Thought Primer. Origin, formation it certainly is not worth The places now open are the South Crime and the Spread of Spiritual fierce or say anything to me espec History and Principles of the move it to any one else for the privilege of Park House. Jackson Cottage and ism.” The address was deeply in ially, I concluded I would write ment, by H. H. Brown. Address giving it to you. Mrs. Dederick’s. *■ teresting and instructive. The eve again. “Now” Folk, 1437 Market street, Spring has dawned on us to its S. J. Richardson and C. M. Carroll ning subiect was “The Nature and I have had a number of letters San Franc ico, Cal., with 25c. full extent. The flowers are in blos went to Dunkirk to attend the or since I wrote my last article con Origin of all Religions.”. The dis som in the woods, and the trees are ganization meeting of the Cassadaga gratulating me on my intimate in Typo-Culturist—a Stucfy of Hy-' course was able and full of suggest beginning to leaf. A warm rain Natural Gas Company, capital $30,- formation on Astrals—but excuse gienic Living. The author treats of ive thought. His illustrations and would now make everything go 000, organized for the purpose of me. I want to take up a new line. the supremacy of mind over matter comparisons were well chosen and forward at a very rapid rate. boring for and furnishing natural I am getting anxious to know after the Platonic ‘principle. The concluded with excellent points. Men are at a premium. Work is gas in this section. Its officers are: about the arrangerhents for camp book is instructive and suggestive. The audience listened with marked E. L. Fink, president, Harrison going on in every direction. The this summer. Excuse me I mean Price, bound in cloth, 75c. Address and absorbing attention. cellar under the Grenamyer cottage Tuttle, vice president. Dr. Regan, Broadway Pub. Co., 835 Broadway, the Assembly. Now that it is such The progressive pedro party under on Buffalo street is all dug and they treasurer, C. M. Carroll, secretary I want to get into the habit of call New York. are almost ready to begin putting and S. J. Richardson, field manager. the auspices of the P. R. C. Club of ing it by its right name. I under Dr. Bland’s book, "In the World Buffalo, was held at the residence of the wall under it. The dirt is being A test well will be sunk in this vi stand my old friends of the North Celestial,” has just come out in its used to grade up the yard and has cinity as soon as arrangements can Mr. Frank Schneider on Tuesday western Band are to be here. I 3d edition—a commendation which evening, May 3d. About forty per been also used to grade up the yard be completed. / hope Harry Holby will come, for speaks for itself. Price, in cloth and of the Hunt cottage just back of it. Mr. T. J. Skidmore» has passed sons were present to enjoy the social he really beats the band. He beats gold, $1. May be ordered thru our games. Prizes were duly awarded. While at home, Thursday evening, several very cqmfortable nights, and for it anyway with that drum com agency. peacefully engaged with an astrologer takes some egg and toast in the Aside from games, there were music bination of his. The dancers will Pernicious Pork; or, Astounding and dancing. A bountiful repast to trace out his future prospects, Mr. morning and malted milk during the be pleased to know that it is pro W. H. Bach, our editor-in-chief, was day. He sleeps more and Dr. Hyde Revelations of the EVil Effects of was served by the genial host and bable there will be three dances a Eating Swine Flesh; a book for the hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, who suddenly aroused from his reverie reports him as improving. week instead of two as heretofore. by a knock at the front door. Mr. Mrs. Waterhouse and family Public, the Individual and the Fam put forth much effort to make the What a change I found since my ily, by William T. Hallett, with spe evening an enjoyable one The Melchers, who happened to be near spent the day at the Dale looking last visit. The snow was all gone at hand, opened up to a supposed over her cottage on Melrose Park. cial‘introduction. Address Broad members of the Club extend their except a little back of the auditor way Pub. Co., 835 Broadway, New hearty thanks and appreciation to late visitor. But dimly seeing a Mrs. Truman Allen also spent a ium, the trees were beginning to troop of some twenty figures envel couple of days on the grounds. York. This is a good book to keep to the aforenamed for their hospi take on a little green, and the gro off doctors with, for who reads it tality and courtesy. The next pedro oped in darkness and carrying mys Mrs. O. W. Johnson, S. M. Skid cer had a lot of maple sugar. I terious parcels, it occurred to him more and F. E. Cooke were among and follows its injunctions or sug party will be held May 23d, at the think maple sugar, beats soft soap, gestions, cannot but be benefited by home of Mrs. Welch, 583 Best street. that it might be a neck-tie party the relatives of T. J. Skidmore, who don’t you? But both of them are come to test his cerviculdr bone, he have visited him the past week. it, and lead a life thereafter that The meetings Sunday evenings at signs of spring. retreated—too late, however, to pre Mrs. Dambach of Buffalo, has makes both M. D,’s and drugs need the Allen Street, society, Dr. F. O. It wont be long now before they vent the advance. They rushed in bought Fern Lodge on Cleveland less. Matthews, speaker and medium, are will try to catch my brothers with a crying "Surprise, surprise!”, . When avenue from Mrs. Nettie Bowers. 1,00.0 Mythological Characters largely attended, the church at piece of red flannel and use them it dawned upon him that it was" The first dance of the season will Briefly Described; adapted to times is hardly large enough to ac for bait to catch fish with. That is meant for Mr. Bach, who was that be held at Lily Dale Park Pavilion, Schools, High Schools and Acade commodate all who seek admission to a mean trick; but I do think the day troubled with his 41st birthday, Saturday evening, May 21st. • mies. Edited by E. S. Ellis, m . a . same, much interest is manifested sucker will b e ' on thé butt end of and the neighbors were honoring him Mr. and Mrs. A. C. White and Mr. For safe by Hinds & Noble, 4—14 on account of fhe excellent tests and accordingly. • So the seance was and Mrs. N. C. Lutgen were to the pole most of the time. Cooper Institute, New York. Price discriptive readings given. I see that my friend Dutton of changed from an astrological to a South Dayton on a two days’ visit. 75c. The same is beautifully print Prof. Wm. Lockwood and wife Lincoln, Nebraska, has gained his social one, in which merriment, joy Mr. Jackson informs us that we ed finely illustrated, alphabetically have returned to Buffalo for a short and good cheer prevailed—so thoroly were in error in stating that Mrs. case with the post office authorities arranged, and each character sketch sojourn prior to their visit to Lily impregnating the mental atmosphere Dederick’s cottage was the only one after taking it into a high court. ed in brief. Dale. with it that no lower order of con where meals and lodging could be That is a good thing for the Spirit trol could come within 100 yards of had during the winter, for several ualists, Christian Scientists, New Thought people and so on. I keep- COTTAGES FOR RENT. the house. The evening passed years past. That up to the present Lily Dale Advertisements pleasantly—the mysterious parcels winter his cottage has been open for pretty well posted on that class, and If you w ant to ’ rent, buy or sell revealing that which added to the the past six years. When we are in see that altho they deny disease, a cottage on the Assembly Grounds, good cheer—and it was 11 o’clock error we are always ready to correct they still say that it should be re address with stamp. ported to the health department In the Sunflower Cottage, Melrose Park, second door before anyone made a move to it if our attention is called to it. from the Auditorium. Three up stairs, large veranda, MRS. NELLIE WARREN, * when they have a contagious case double parlors and bedroom on ground floor, with two adjourn. large verandas. Nicely furnished, entered from hall* Lily Dale, N. Y. or that they can call in a regular way without going thru any other room. Will be The addition on the Hunt cottage CAMP MEETINGS. rented singly or ensuite. Address, physician when they cannot diag W .;H. Bach, Lily Dale, N. Y. -, If so, do not is now completed and across the Are you going to Paint forget that I do L a k e B rad y, Oh io .—July 3 to September nose it. The only thing that puz street Jacob Wright is putting a coat 4, A. G. Keck, secretary, Akron, O. or Paper your Cottage? zles me is: If there is no such thing ____ *_ 9 ___ ° i prices, and have of white on his cottage. C ir c l e op L ig h t , Williams Bay, Wis., Seven Room Cottage For Sale. a full line of wall Frank Fuller is filling the lots June 1 to October 1, J. P. Cooke, secretary, as disease,|that it is all imagina At No. 10 Third street, Lily Dale. For particulars paper samples at prices to suit any demand. 506 N. Central Ave., Austin, Chicago. tion and has no existence, how can address 935 Islington street, Toledo, O. l(*3-8t Write or call for estimates. around his store and grading up the C hesterfield , I nd.—J uly 1 4 to Aug. 28, walk. Flora Harden, secretary, Anderson, Ind. there be anything to report and C. V. WILDRICK, F o r est H o m e , M ic h .—July 21 to August what good could a regular doctor L ily D a le , N. Y. Mrs. Anna E. Carter and daugh 21, Mrs. R. Eastman, secretary, box 69, Painting, Graining, ter, Mrs. Georgia Lundquist, of Mancelona, Mich. do? He could not diagnose a dis M t . P l ea sa n t P a r k , Clinton, la.—July ease that did not exist, now cotild Jamestown, spent a day looking 31 to August 28, Mollle B. Anderson, sec Furniture Repairing, Do You W an t To over their cottage on Second street. retary, Clarksville, Mo. he? That would puzzle more than Maple Dell, O.—July 24 to September a Greenbacker, I think. UPHOLSTERING. BUY, SELL OR RENT PROPERTY Mrs. Carter expects to come for the 1, Lucy King, corresponding secretary, box On the Camp Grounds? season ver£ soon. 45, Mantua, O. I really think I ought to have a First Class Work and \ Reasonable Prices. I have some of the b^st property on the Mr. and Mrs. A. S.•'"Cooper and Un ity C a m p , Sangus Centre, Mass.—Ju«£ new bicycle this summer. This old 5 to September 25, Mrs. A. A. Averill, sec fashioned one will get me into Grounds Centrally Located. - Mrs. Miller-W ilcox have arrived and retaty, 42 South St., Lynn, Mass. D. PIERCE, Lily Dale, N.Y. Call or address. J. H.CHAMPLIN, are occupying their home, Edelwald- F r b b v il l b , N. Y.—July 23 to August 22, trouble some day, for the people 161-Sl Lily Dale, N. Y. W. W. Kelsey, Pres., Cortland, N. Y. will think I am a back number; but on-the-Lake, near the grounds. L a k e P l e a s a n t , M ass.—July 3 1 , con tinuing 30 consecutative days, A. P. Blinn, I am not. I am strictly up to date, Frank Lewis and family have secretary, 61 Dartmouth St., Boston, Mass. moved into the rooms over the ■ — -«•>------even if I do rids; on an old wheel. T h e S o u th Lily Dale Park store, and Harry Do You Love Your Children? I ride a wheel on* the road; but a Champlin and wife have moved into great many ride the wheels in their And if you love your childran bet heads. 1 They tell me that- lots of the Lewis cottage on Second street. ter than the other man, why send Path House Men are at work tearing down people could have a new bicycle I 50 cents extra with your subscrip they could take the wheels out J. H. CHAMPLIN, Prop. the old ice house near the back tion and obtain the Arabian Nights fence, and a little further on George their heads and the rubber out Entertainments, 772 pages, illus their necks and combine them prop N.EAR THE AUDITORIUM, VanSlyke’s cottage and yard show trated, with colored Frontpiece. the results of his work. J. H. Bin- erly. If they could use them that) Large Veranda, This is a privilege only accorded our way T think they shAuld make I ney has put a new outside doqr in subscribers, whether old or new. Cool Dining Room, his cottage and taken a partition tra strong double tubjjs Or they Bath Free to Quests not hold the wind. throwing two small rooms into a Low Rates Every Sunday, D. A. V. & P. R. R. large one. Nellie Warren has com Well, after all I am glad I RATES—$1.00 to $1.50; 21 Meal living in this world of ‘tears andl_ tickets $5.00; 7 Dinner tickets $2.00? pleted the addition on the west side Every Sunday during Spring and Single Meals, 25 to 40 Cents. of her cottage, and if we went into Summer, agents of the Dunkirk, Al row, and I am glad to get around details of paint and paper we would] legheny Valley & Pittsburg R. R. occasionally and see what the people include nearly everyone on the will sell tickets at reduced rates be are doing. grounds. Charlie Wildrick is busyl tween points where passengers can go A. Greenback. JACKSON : COTTAGE from morning to night hanging pa and return same day. per and D. Pierce is painting all 163-3t Sv A sample copy means an Invi 11 Third Avene, the time. tation to subscribe. Lily Dale, N.Y. An itching for revenge is a longing Having enlarged the Dining Mrs Clarence Ramsdell is visiting for babyhood once more. Jeal Room, made other improvements at Mrs Nutting’s. Mrs McClellan ousy is of the same infantile emo and secured competent help, we : of Dunkirk-spent the day with Net- tion. Vanity comes next in order, Is a practical de- are better prepared than ever be tie.Bowers. B. E. Jackson of East _ 7 vice to assist the fore to cater to the comfort of tho it sometimes partakes of malice P S T C tie. / development of me- our Patrons. "*o*de, spent several days with his or a vicious desire to display ones dinmship and for Good Meals, Good Beds, Large father, A. H. Jackson. C. F. 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BY ADDIE COOPER.,, . . p • i N. H. EDDY, H A, METAPHYSICAL Love is the last command, given 8 % £ by the Nazarine: “Love ye one an F\ other.” (St. John, chapter 13, verse G \ Conducted by EVIE P. BACH. » n 34.) 1 ASTROLOGER, K 8 From the experience that Jesus v* had passed thru he knew that it was And Character Reader, A GOD’S KIN. @ that they are bright and shining, the.natural tendency of human be p and then go out to your work, ings to say and do unkind things.to 1 There is no summit you may not attain, M i Prospect Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. A radiant, joyous, confident and. suc each other, therefore he left this No purpose which you may not yet P S achieve, cessful. You’ll win,—Grace, Ader command with his, disciples. Life Readings by mail, $1.00 and upwards. Trial readings $ 5 2 two cent stamps. Send seat, time, place, and if possible hour of birth © If you will wait serenely and believe laide Kiersted, in Mental Advocate. But who are the disciples? Me- These readings are of great benefit to business men, and of birth. Each seeming loss is but a step to’rd © dealing with (thelr children.^ Many mistakes »re KToldéa'bÿ thinks I hear the reply, John, James, p I hor- gain. ».cope of a child, showing its natural tendencies. G WORRY. Peter, etc., until the twelve men * Beween the mountain tops lie vale and that were closely associated with Circulars, with full explanation of different price, or Detail Read s plain; p Inga Sent Free Upon Application. Let nothing make you question, doubt him were mentioned. But these 9 © Worry is the nightmare of humajn were the men he chose to form his A or grieve; © The Wonder Wheel. An Astrological Game. Anvone can S n , Give only good, and good alone re> life—a dream-illusion of something battery, in order to be able to per P Perfect reading after a few hoars practic. objectipnal approaching and near An instructive and abusing devicerice for an evening party; or to mvstifv >, / ceive; form the miracles; They were har friends. You ask them the date of birth, and in a few minutes you teh thJ» © all about themselves. Price, with book for instructions, $ 1 .0 0 . ~ 1 them ft And as you welcome joy, so welcome at hand, where really nothing is, Postage, 1 0 pain, monious and in sympathy with his cents* and usually nothing is to be. It • is works, and when he was in com That which you most desire awaits seldom that. one actually worries 9 A pocket chart that te lls you the best hours of the your word; pany with skeptics their love and © Tabula Magus.1 B 1 to begin any venture. You should try to cal Throw wide the door and bid it enter about anything real. * Indeed, phil sympathy gave him needed strength. p lect money when the m otley- planet rules. L o o k for pleasure s wbeh Venn« osophically stated, tfiis never occurs. rules. Avoid anything likely to be unpleasant when Mars rules Price, ~ * in. Are not We, who are trying to obey complete work,'$ 1 .0 0 ; abridged work, 0 0 cents. The object of a state of worry is Speak, and the strong vibrations shall the command, just as much his dis ip , Astrology in a Nut Shell. ot 1 5 0 pages. flUed to over- be stirred ;« never quite at hand. It is antici ciples now as the twelve were of old? © _ .-BiPPBBi,.--,, with plain, logical. instrur. pated, with fear, and this is why the tions in Astrplogry. »Tells how to read your own horoscope, and how ta Speak, and abdve earth’s loud, un Dear brothers and sisters let us © tell the favorable times in each year. 27 pages questions and answers. meaning din Price,\p0 8 tpaid, $1.50 dreamer worries. When the ex each try to,say kind things, that will © Your silent declarations shall be heard, pected action or condition arrives, p All things are possible to God’s own bring joy to the heart and a smile © î ® 3 © @ © @ j>© @ 3 © © 3 © ® 3 © » 3 © ® 3 © ® J)© © y © ® J© ® kin. if at, all, active dealing with the to those we come in touch with, for —Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in N. Y. Journal. condition causes-the worry to cease. by helping others! we are helping 7 —---- ■----1 i» #— ----;— Many times perhaps in most cases, COMPLÈTE WORKS Harmonial Man; ourselves. We are building a home or, Thoughts for the Age. Designed to enlarge man's POSITIVE THOUGHT. the arrival of the expected condition OF views co ncerning the political ami ecclesiastical omdh in the Summerland, each one must tlon of America, mid to p6int out the paths of reform shows no cause for yyorry. rise or fall by; their own efforts.. If Also considers scientific themes which concern sub's Some one has given as a defini ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS social and personal happiness, comprising the meteoric Worry is a state of uncertainty, we have anything to give for the up laws, and the philosophy of controlling rain. tion for positive thought—Equip of unrest, of doubt and lack of con Comprising 29 v o lu m e s , all Neatly Bound ■ • * 'Cloth, reduced lifting of humanity'let us not wait • In Cloth. ;■ from 75c. to 50c. Postage 5c. ment. I think it ,was thru Mr. T. fidence. It is never present with until our tongues are stiff and our Price of Davis' Complete Works $20» G. 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The Divine Guest, Magic Staff, Now, mind you, it is not only one ‘pelled to do it. - If I don’t worry Pre-eminently a religious and spiritual volume. To An Auto-biography of Andrew Jackson Davis. A his see clairvoyantly and recognize the Some extent a Continuation of the author's au to b io g tory of the domestic, social, physical and literary ca good thought that you must hold, I cant keep my end up; I should raphy, but chiefly a record of deeply Interesting expe reer of the author, with his experiences us a Clairvoy spirit forms comihg near them— riences, involving alternations of faith and skepticism, ant and Seer, including the auto-biographical parts of and hold half. a dozen shrinking, never fulfill my duty to my family. lights and shades, heaven and hades, Joys and sorrows. “Arabula" and “Memoranda," which enter largely wha,t comfort to know the near one Also containing a new collection or Living Gospels Into the author's personal------experiences. 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Every Lyceum should be well supplied Philosophy of Spiritual Intercourse. she married and is capable of doing with these little books, so that ail can unite In singing Contents: G uardianship of Spirits; Discernment of has weakened your whole thought. volved. It always rests upon fear the sours and Join as one family in the Silver-Chain Spirits; Stratford Mysteries; Doctrine of Evil Spirits; so now. And sisters, above all, Recitations. The abridged edition is no longer in Origin of Spirit Sounds: Concerning Sympathetic Spir Haven’t you seen children build a and fear undermines both faculty print, experience having proved the far greater value its; Formation of Circles; Resurrection of the Dead; draw the veil of charity over the to Lyceums of the original complete Manual. We of A Voice from the Spirit Land; True Religion. 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